Toward A Theology Of Inculturation
Tác giả: Aylward Shorter
Ký hiệu tác giả: SH-A
DDC: 253 - Mục vụ và thần học mục vụ
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 2

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Mã số: 258SB0012092
Nhà xuất bản: Geoffrey Chapman
Năm xuất bản: 1988
Khổ sách: 19
Số trang: 291
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Mã số: 258SB0012093
Nhà xuất bản: Geoffrey Chapman
Năm xuất bản: 1988
Khổ sách: 19
Số trang: 291
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Abbreviations ix
Introduction xi
PART ONE: INCULTURATION, ITS NATURE AND FUNCTION  
1 Understanding the Terms 3
Culture 4
Enculturation 5
Acculturation 6
Cultural Domination 8
Inculturation 10
Interculturation 13
2 Evolution of the Church's Understanding of Culture 17
Classicist and Modern Views of Culture 17
The Problem of Cultural Relativism 23
Religion and the Relativization of Culture 26
3 Culture and Religion 31
Culture as a Social Phenomenon 31
The Levels of Culture 35
Religion as Cultural System 40
4 Cultural Change 45
Types of Cultural Change 45
Modernization and Technological Change 51
Christianity and Cultural Change 54
5 The Christian Term of Inculturation 59
The Subject-Matter of Inculturation 59
Culture and the Christian Patrimony 63
Culture and Communion in a World Church 67
PART TWO: THE THEOLOGY OF INCULTURATION  
6 Christology and Inculturation 75
The Eternal Logos at the Heart of Culture 75
The Logic of the Incarnation 79
The Challenge of the Paschal Mystery 83
7 Inculturation and Salvation 89
The Necessity of Baptism 89
Minimum Explicit Faith and Implicit Faith 93
The Church and Other Religious Cultural Systems 96
8 Inculturation in the Old Testament 104
God's Acculturation 104
The Canaanite Inculturation 109
The Tension Between Israel's Election and Universal Mission 111
The Cultural Implications of the Wisdom Economy 114
The Jewish Encounter with Hellenism 116
9 Jesus and Culture 119
Jesus: Promise to the Nations 119
Paul, the Apostle of the Nations 122
The Church of Jerusalem and the Church of Corinth 128
PART THREE: MISSION AND CULTURATION  
10 Inculturation and the Early Missions 137
The Rise of the Eastern Churches 138
Gregory I and the Anglo-Saxon Mission 141
Saints Cyril and Methodius 143
The Christian Kingdom of the Kongo 145
The Dialogue of Faith and Culture in Medieval Europe 148
11 Inculturation and the Post-Reformation Missions 152
Reformation, Counter-Reformation and Culture 152
The Congregation de Propaganda Fide 155
Matteo Ricci and the Chinese Rites 157
Roberto de Nobili in India 160
Pedro Paez in Ethiopia 160
Lessions of the Counter-Reformation Missions 161
12 Mission and Culture in the Nineteenth Century 164
Vatican I and Anti-Modernism 164
Nineteenth-Century Missionary Founders and Culture 168
Protestant Cultural Approaches to Mission 173
PART FOUR: THE TEACHING OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ON  
INCULTURATION TODAY 177
13 Evolution of the Church's Thought Before Vatican II 179
The Early Mission Encyclicals of this Centuty 179
The Recognition of Cultural Pluralism by Plus XII 183
John XXIII and the Equality of Cultures in the Church 186
14 The Second Vatican Council and Inculturation 191
The Practical Question of Liturgical Reform 191
Cultures in the Mission Documents of the Council 195
Culture in the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World 200
15 Inculturation in the Teaching of Paul VI 206
The Message to Africa and the Kampala Address 206
The 1974 Synod of Bishops 211
The Apostolic Exhortation on Evangelization in the Modern World 215
16 John Paul II and Inculturation 222
Catechesis in Our Time 222
The First African Journey 225
The Council for Culture and the Apostles of the Slavs 230
Before and After the Extraordinary Synod 233
PART FIVE: THE FUTURE OF INCULTURATION IN THE CATHOLIC  
CHURCH 239
17 Development of Inculturation? 241
The Relevance of Inculturation for Development 241
Cultural Development 245
Inculturation and Liberation 247
18 Ecclesical Communion in the Multicultural Church 251
Inculturation from Below 251
A Multicultural Patrimony 254
Ecclesical Partnership 257
19 Inculturation at the Grass-Roots 261
Cultural Realism and Creativity 261
Inculturation as a Community Project 264
Inculturation as a Way of Life 267